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date: Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:50:05 GMT,
group: uk.rec.models.engineering
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Neede three, hadda buy a hundred - anybody want some?
Was not going to put that engine back together WITH those *&^%$#!
nearly-stripped-phillips headed screws inside.
Anybody want some m5x20 countersunk hex-head machine screws, oxide finish?
100 cost me 11.46.
Also got too way many m8x 35 hex-head (normal bolts, not for "allen"
wrenches) in stainless. Part-bag of 43 cost me 21.66, I needed four.
In the Great White North, but post other places is ok.
date: Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:50:05 GMT
author: _
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Re: Neede three, hadda buy a hundred - anybody want some?
On Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:50:05 GMT, _
wrote:
>Was not going to put that engine back together WITH those *&^%$#!
>nearly-stripped-phillips headed screws inside.
>
>Anybody want some m5x20 countersunk hex-head machine screws, oxide finish?
I think you mean "Allen Head", I have never seen countersunk Hex Head.
>
>100 cost me 11.46.
>
>Also got too way many m8x 35 hex-head (normal bolts, not for "allen"
>wrenches) in stainless. Part-bag of 43 cost me 21.66, I needed four.
>
>In the Great White North, but post other places is ok.
Tut Tut you should have asked on here, my local stockist would
"probably" have had all you need for a few quid.
--
Richard
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date: Fri, 05 Sep 2008 19:11:10 +0100
author: Richard Edwards
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Re: Neede three, hadda buy a hundred - anybody want some?
On 5 Sep, 18:50, _ wrote:
> Was not going to put that engine back together WITH those *&^%$#!
> nearly-stripped-phillips headed screws inside.
>
> Anybody want some m5x20 countersunk hex-head machine screws, oxide finish?
>
> 100 cost me 11.46.
>
> Also got too way many m8x 35 hex-head (normal bolts, not for "allen"
> wrenches) in stainless. Part-bag of 43 cost me 21.66, I needed four.
>
> In the Great White North, but post other places is ok.
You really need to change your fastener supplier.There`s less than a
tenners worth there.
date: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 11:26:38 -0700 (PDT)
author: unknown
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Re: Neede three, hadda buy a hundred - anybody want some?
On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 11:26:38 -0700 (PDT), mark@ems-fife.co.uk wrote:
> On 5 Sep, 18:50, _ wrote:
>> Was not going to put that engine back together WITH those *&^%$#!
>> nearly-stripped-phillips headed screws inside.
>>
>> Anybody want some m5x20 countersunk hex-head machine screws, oxide finish?
>>
>> 100 cost me 11.46.
>>
>> Also got too way many m8x 35 hex-head (normal bolts, not for "allen"
>> wrenches) in stainless. Part-bag of 43 cost me 21.66, I needed four.
>>
>> In the Great White North, but post other places is ok.
>
> You really need to change your fastener supplier.There`s less than a
> tenners worth there.
I know, but being able
a) to walk there while the motorized transport is immobile; and
b) to get exactly what I needed from a bin on a shelf
has a value.
date: Fri, 05 Sep 2008 20:31:25 GMT
author: _
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Re: Neede three, hadda buy a hundred - anybody want some?
"_" wrote in message
news:13s1y3ms8x0j.16eq5dmm1mhdc$.dlg@40tude.net...
> On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 11:26:38 -0700 (PDT), mark@ems-fife.co.uk wrote:
>
>> On 5 Sep, 18:50, _ wrote:
>>> Was not going to put that engine back together WITH those *&^%$#!
>>> nearly-stripped-phillips headed screws inside.
>>>
>>> Anybody want some m5x20 countersunk hex-head machine screws, oxide
>>> finish?
>>>
>>> 100 cost me 11.46.
>>>
>>> Also got too way many m8x 35 hex-head (normal bolts, not for "allen"
>>> wrenches) in stainless. Part-bag of 43 cost me 21.66, I needed four.
>>>
>>> In the Great White North, but post other places is ok.
>>
>> You really need to change your fastener supplier.There`s less than a
>> tenners worth there.
>
> I know, but being able
>
> a) to walk there while the motorized transport is immobile; and
> b) to get exactly what I needed from a bin on a shelf
>
> has a value.
Your lucky. I got sick of phillips head screws and wanted some Torx head
8-32s of various lengths. I had to take 2,000. But no more @##$%^ phillips
head screws. I can take a Torx head 8-32, put it on the end of the driver
and stick it out like a fencing sword and put it into the hole without
losing it to fall in a dangerous unrecoverable spot.
date: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 15:05:18 -0700
author: Stuart & Kathryn Fields
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